A Sense of Place is a sound art project that connects people to each other, nature, the built environment, their own creativity, and with a global audience, at specific times and places.

Cliffe Castle Support Group will be our hosts.

We're returning to Cliffe Castle, Keighley again this year. (You can read all about last year's event on the A sense of Place website.)

Cliffe Castle is a much loved, easily accessed, urban green space on the edge of Keighley where we should hear the sounds of both birds and people coming to life at the dawn of the day.

We'll meet in the car park at Cliffe Castle at 4:30am and walk into the park on a tarmac path that is suitable for wheelchairs. If the weather is fair we'll head to the area above the play park where we can over look the valley and see the sun rise in the East. If it's wet there is a covered area near the cafe that we can use.

We will set up our recording and broadcasting equipment to join the Reveille stream, and  stay there until the sun has risen (5:24am) and witness the dawning of the day.

At sunrise, local musician, Phil Moody, will welcome the day with a short musical piece.

We anticipate that people will make their own creative responses to the event through drawing, writing, poetry, and so on. Local artist, Nicola Storr will be on hand to aid, inspire, and guide people wishing to draw. 

Once the sun has risen we can start to disperse or stay around, maybe share some food, show each other what we have created, and so on.